It makes sense! Was just watching Ep 3 with hubs ytd, & remarked to him that the trees in the park where LG experienced his first time stop (where TE was tying up her hair) are ginkgo trees as well. Good I had goosebumps reading your comment that the tree is a gingko tree. JT7 connected the gingko to the park scene. I think that’s why the writer and the director keep emphasizing gingko trees in this drama because of their symbolism. Gingko trees also symbolize duality, the importance of both ying and yang (how TE is LG’s answer) and how light and darkness are both of equal import. Doesn’t that resonate with the “eternal” concept of this drama? Because of all its properties, it is associated with longevity. It is thus considered to be a symbol of changelessness, possessing miraculous power, bearer of hope and a symbol of love. It is the oldest surviving tree species on earth which has survived for thousands of years without change. And she gave us more details about the gingko tree.Īlso from the net, here’s what the gingko biloba tree signifies in eastern cultures: Apparently the tree turns yellow in fall. I went to Google images and typed yellow gingko tree and got the exact same image. I believe the tree shown at the beginning of the drama os a gingko tree too. I read from the behind the scenes shooting notes that LG and TE often meet in the gingko garden in LG’s palace. Thank Just wanted to point out (in case it has not been mentioned before on this blog) that the tree with yellow leaves in LG’s garden is a gingko tree. Then, Phoenix reminded us about the gingko tree. So it ties in nicely with the fact that LG and Evil Prince don’t age because of the flute (with origins from the tree) And this little tidbit “In 2020, a study in China of gingko trees up to 667 years old showed little effects of aging, finding that the trees continued to grow with age and displayed no genetic evidence of senescence” (cr Wikipedia).

Meaning there are male and female forms (separate trees) – Maybe the duality of the tree a hint at parallel worlds. The tree in question I believe is a Gingko biloba tree? It’s dioecious. But I appreciate her because I don’t have time to go to other sites. How like the epic they promised to deliver”.ĭid I tell you that nrllee is our resident informant? I don’t know where she gets her intel that she brings over here. I just remember thinking, “spared no expense. Something about the gingko being the portal (?) between the 2 worlds? They took great pains to move a full grown tree (crane lifted) onto a film site just so they could have it feature in the background. I read somewhere that the writer is going to pay particular attention to gingko trees. Nrllee alerted us to the gingko trees first…way back in March when we were still talking about Plot details. link: More Plot Details Like, what kind of tree is it, what can it do, what is its source of power, and so on.Īnd there was a discussion about the tree. I was willing to wait for KES to unfold her story and tell me more about this tree of hers. In the creation myth of KES, the flute was linked to a tree, not a bamboo. And when I say the “beginning,” I meant the teasers of the show as well as the opening credits of the show. The flute appeared with the tree in the beginning. And if we’re going to enter the fairy tale world of this writer KES, then the flute originated from a tree. However, I said stop! Let’s wait and see about the bamboo. It made sense that flute activated a portal in the bamboo forest. According to the legends, the Manpasikjeok was made of bamboo. First, there was a discussion whether the flute was from a bamboo or a tree.

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